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Dance judge says she was abused wife
Wednesday, 10.21.2009, 08:25am
TV dance judge Mary Murphy said singer Chris Brown's attack on his
girlfriend, Rihanna, prompted her to talk publicly about spousal abuse
that she says she suffered first as a teen-aged bride three decades
ago.
Mary Murphy says she was abused by her ex-husband during their nine-year marriage.
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Reese Witherspoon on divorce, new love
Tuesday, 10.20.2009, 07:02am
She refuses to dwell on the past and accepts that she can't control the
future. For Reese Witherspoon, it's all about living in the moment. And
with a thriving career, two children, and a handsome boyfriend -- Jake
Gyllenhaal -- who can blame her?
You have to keep it together for your kids and for yourself too. I'm
trying to learn from the things that have happened in my life, live
more in the moment, and have more fun.
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TLC sues Jon Gosselin current show ending
Saturday, 10.17.2009, 12:34pm
Jon and Kate Gosselin aren't the only ones conferencing with lawyers.
TLC, the network that introduced the bickering couple and their eight
kids to the nation, has not only put the kibosh on "Jon & Kate Plus
8" but also filed a breach of contract lawsuit Friday against Jon
Gosselin.
Kate Gosselin's life as a single mom was supposed to be the focus of TLC's new series "Kate Plus 8."
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Where the Wild Things Are gets it right
Friday, 10.16.2009, 11:06am
Max (Max Records) leads the way in the wild things' world in "Where the Wild Things Are."
Maurice Sendak's picture book "Where the Wild Things Are" has beguiled
generations of parents and children since its publication in 1963, but
a feature film adaptation never seemed especially likely. The book runs
to 338 words and takes all of five minutes to read.
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Edgy view of long-awaited 'Wild Things'
Wednesday, 10.14.2009, 12:19pm
Get your wolf suit out, channel your inner child and get ready to howl
-- it's time for the wild rumpus to start. Spike Jonze, called a
"genius" by "Where the Wild Things Are" author Maurice Sendak, directs
the film version, which opens Friday.
Critics have praised Jonze's film for its stunning visuals.
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Surprise hit scares money out of viewers
Tuesday, 10.13.2009, 11:23am
The new horror movie "Paranormal Activity" could be filling movie
studio marketing departments with fear.
The film cost reportedly cost
just $11,000, but made more than $7 million last weekend -- using word
of mouth.
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George Lucas impressed with 'Star Wars in Concert'
Sunday, 10.11.2009, 11:42am
George Lucas says he was "completely surprised" by "Star Wars in Concert."
Holding fast to his vision -- and his marketing rights -- for the "Star
Wars" empire has made it the biggest franchise in history, and made
Lucas one of the most powerful people in entertainment.
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Take a vacation from Couples Retreat
Friday, 10.09.2009, 10:14am
"Couples Retreat" is a marriage comedy that coincidentally doubles as
an enviable excuse for an extended shoot in Bora Bora. Starring Vince
Vaughn and directed by Peter "A Christmas Story" Billingsley, "Couples
Retreat" can't decide if it's satirizing New Age-y therapies or
exploring marital breakdown.
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Looking back at TV's one-episode wonders
Thursday, 10.08.2009, 08:45am
A few weeks into the fall TV season, and already one show is down for
the count. But let's look on the bright side.
"The Beautiful Life" got
at least two episodes in before the CW gave it the ax, spared from that
TV-land rarity: the single episode show.
A few weeks into the fall TV season, and already one show is down for the count.
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Reliving the crazy world of 'Ally McBeal'
Wednesday, 10.07.2009, 11:08am
Ally McBeal and the gang are back with the release of the full series on DVD.
The quirky TV show "Ally McBeal," about a 20-something single attorney
and the eccentric law firm where she worked, exploded onto the scene in
1997 -- complete with a dancing baby, a waiflike star and a devoted
audience. The entire series has been released in a 32-disc DVD
collection.
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From the time he putted a golf ball at the age of 2 on "The Mike Douglas Show," Tiger Woods has been a golden child.
While athletes in different professions dealt with doping scandals and other controversies, Woods continued to do what he did best: dominate the field of professional golf and rake in endorsements.
But it is that squeaky-clean image, and the tightly controlled persona Woods has cultivated over the course of his career, that experts say is fueling speculation and interest in the circumstances surrounding his recent car accident.
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